The Canon Pixma 7120 doesn't have an ADF, an automatic document feeder. How do you print or copy several douments one after the other if there is no feeder?
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I didn't realise that until and I got it and I changed it for an Epson WF - 3540 which is excellent and does everything. Not as good looking though!
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We have the Canon Pixma 7120 in our office and use it daily to print copies/photos. We don't have a need for an ADF but where you do then you might have to purchase a different brand with ADF on it. Good Luck!
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You don't....the 7120 is not considered an office printer but a photo printer. You have to get a different one if you want ADF..like the 922
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No it doesn't have an adf (just flatbed). Mine lasted less than 6 months before ongoing jams. Hard to get ink which it uses a lot of. Wireless never worked and it's very loud. I regret this purchase.
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See http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/pixma_mg_series/pixma_mg3520#DriversAndSoftware
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I had the same problem. Duplexing would work for Microsoft word but not when printing from the internet or PDF's. Here are the instructions I received from Canon support. Everything works fine for me now. I love saving paper with the Duplex mode!1. Open the PDF etc.2. Click <File> then <Print>.3. Click on "Copies & Pages", and select "Paper Handling" from the drop-down list.4. It should be set to "Use document paper size". Change it to "Scale tofit paper".5. Click on "Paper Handling", and select "Finishing" from the drop-down list.6. "Print Style" is set to "1-sided printing" by default. Click on it and you will be able to select "2-sided printing". I had the same problem. Duplexing would work for Microsoft word but not when printing from the internet or PDF's. Here are the instructions I received from Canon support. Everything works fine for me now. I love saving paper with the Duplex mode!1. Open the PDF etc.2. Click <File> then <Print>.3. Click on "Copies & Pages", and select "Paper Handling" from the drop-down list.4. It should be set to "Use document paper size". Change it to "Scale tofit paper".5. Click on... » Read More I had the same problem. Duplexing would work for Microsoft word but not when printing from the internet or PDF's. Here are the instructions I received from Canon support. Everything works fine for me now. I love saving paper with the Duplex mode!1. Open the PDF etc.2. Click <File> then <Print>.3. Click on "Copies & Pages", and select "Paper Handling" from the drop-down list.4. It should be set to "Use document paper size". Change it to "Scale tofit paper".5. Click on "Paper Handling", and select "Finishing" from the drop-down list.6. "Print Style" is set to "1-sided printing" by default. Click on it and you will be able to select "2-sided printing". « Show Less
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I believe it does not come with an automatic document feeder. I went to a PC World page (on the MG5320) where I got this "For a similar model with an automatic document feeder, check out the Canon Pixma MX360." Soooo, it'll be one at a time, my boy! As for feeding from the back hopper, you can (and must for photo paper) go to "settings" and access a change of tray there.
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Hello Hally,Yes, you can scan, fax, and copy using the document feeder on top. The Dell B1165nfw specs is indicating the following:++++++++++++Hands-free convenience: Fax, scan or copy up to 40 sheets at once, hands-free, with an automatic document feeder (ADF).++++++++++++Regards,RRI04/08/2014+++++++++
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I don't think it has a feature for printing non standard items. Try the Epson 3520
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They have a PDF of their website. http://www.usa.canon.com/CUSA/assets/app/pdf/PrintYield/PageYield-ix6520.pdf
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Yes, Look for a profile called something like Canon Pro 9500 Mark II<PR>1 Photo Paper Pro II. For some unknown reason they were very cryptic when naming this profile. When you print see if you have "Photo Paper Pro Luster" as a Media Type option. If you do not, you may not have the latest driver. In that case Canon recommends using "Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss" as the next best alternative.
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Using the Epson scan program, you can do this. This program is surprisingly good, at least compared to what I'm used to (I had a Canon scanner previously). There is an option when you first start a scan telling it to ask for a prompt for more pages. You continue to add pages until you're done, then click on save, and it saves to multi-page PDF. Pretty easy, in my opinion.
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On the HP Officejet Pro 8610, the ADF does not automatically scan both sides. It only has a single side scanner. The operator must physically turn the sheets over to scan the other side.
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No. If you check the manual, copies have to be placed on the glass, it doesn't have an ADF function. In the manual, it clearly says you put it on the glass, press copy, and it gives you the option of putting the next document on. So, check the manual.
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I wasn't sure so I just tested it. If you mean can you put a double sided document on the feeder and request a 2 sided copy to be made without having to flip the paper - the answer is yes it does. Just set the paper in the feeder, turn 2 sided copying on and press start.
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I did throw my HP out! I really like this printer but no it does not have a document feeder but then for me, I do not need one.
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The ADF is for scanning and the double side printing is the other mechanism which has no relationship with the ADF. The software might be able to scan one side and other and then merge them. The scanner function of this machine is all software based. The hardware does not process the scan directly.
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Sorry, I don't know. I have a PC.. BUT I also did not keep the CANON Pixma. I had been looking for an all-in-one printer, and this didn't have a fax.
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According to the Accessories listing on Canon's website, this printer does have an additional Paper Feeder PF-44 - additional 500 sheet paper cassette, supports up to 8-1/2" x 14" paper size. Retails for $199 but I'm sure you can find it cheaper. Here's the link from Canon's website: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/laser_printers/imageclass_lbp6670dn#SuppliesAndAccessories